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See Albany slip clay, red lead
and manganese. Albany,
N.Y. Slip clay is obtained frm.
Bover Pottery Co. Lumberville.
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Velcro's Spring ½ Ton Curtis N 1
Falling Branch 1mi NE of Waco.
18 ft Cmp practically little sheet
in Devil's, overlaid by 11½ ft
earth shale, overlaid 2 3ft.
massive earth rock. 13 ft
eathy clay, 9 in the pure
slate, and with casts
also becoming black and
fossil abor.
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Clay pits used I man at Byke-
town located ½ E of Waco,
when lived across Falling Branch
along the Waco - Coll Ferry road
NW of said channel.
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When road to Colb Ferry leaves
the Big Easton (Paterson) road,
13 mi E of Waco, 13½ ft from
his lowest layer. Less depth?
Possible in good clay.
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½ mi S of Zittel & Sons factory is
place where they get their clay.
5 ft covered by 2 sand.
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Enrred frm Cottage Hill &
dam to Fox
Hammer handle used for area
measurement.
6 ft Gui Den E. partly exposed
3 ft 6 in Blue bedded limestone check.
larger fair.
2 ft 6 in O and, partly exposed Orient
Devil's Den unknown, but
believed to be about 12 ft 6 in.
Not measured;
Thin limant mes and clay.
1 ft fern E. overlaid 3 ft. clay.
6 in clay, muleady, & no farming in mo.,
3 in clay, overlaid 1 ft topsoil = mykthide
and Brady's Ridge.
clay. Top bed with many larcorn.
5 ft direct interladder with Green marble.
6½ ft earth rather massive,
3½ ft down to Stephs muleady.
8½ ft again to Steghs calcarean.
53 ft down to ventral side of
Hamphiremena, &y proter in
half. But no C or L oh any.
Slate's unknown but of pla-
minning a retorta group.
several of otherative authority
to me > 92½ ft Blue Clinto.